Use the following information to answer 31-34. In his audit…

Use the following information to answer 31-34. In his audit of Daily Company’s accounts receivable, Hayes has decided to use MUS and has established the following parameters: Risk of incorrect acceptance            5%Tolerable misstatement                    $100,000Expected misstatement                     $20,000 The company’s recorded balance for accounts receivable is $2,000,000. Hayes ultimately determined the total upper misstatement limit to be $101,516. What conclusion should he draw given this result?

 Following table shows the demand for three goods: Price…

 Following table shows the demand for three goods: Price of good A Quantity Sold of good A Quantity Sold of good B Quantity Sold of good C $50 250 300  200 $60 220  375 140 1) Calculate cross-elasticity of demand between good A and B2) Based on your result in part 1 explain the relationship between Goods A and B (are they substitutes or complements)3) Calculate cross-elasticity of demand between good A and C4) Based on your result in part 3 explain the relationship between Goods A and C (are they substitutes or complements)

Table8-5.jpg Use the following information to answer 31-34….

Table8-5.jpg Use the following information to answer 31-34.   In his audit of Daily Company’s accounts receivable, Hayes has decided to use MUS and has established the following parameters:   Risk of incorrect acceptance            5% Tolerable misstatement                    $100,000 Expected misstatement                     $20,000   The company’s recorded balance for accounts receivable is $2,000,000.   What is the sample size given the above parameters?

 Following table shows the demand for a good: Price ($) Q…

 Following table shows the demand for a good: Price ($) Quantity Sold $50 800 $56 740 1) What is the elasticity using the original formula (endpoint) when price of each unit increases from $50 to $56? Is the demand in this range elastic or inelastic?2) Calculate the midpoint price elasticity of demand between $50 and $56.

Assume you have $50,000 and you are willing to invest. You h…

Assume you have $50,000 and you are willing to invest. You have two choices: a) A safe investment that promises to pay 8% profit after 1 year.b) A risky investment that has a 10% chance you might lose all your money and 90% chance you might receive X amount of money. 1) How much do you expect to get paid for a year in the second investment to be indifferent between two investment choices? (the two investments have the same Expected Profit)2) What is the Risk Premium in the second choices?